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Founded in 1969 by nine African-American financial leaders in New York City, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. continues its founding mission of creating opportunities and advancing Black business leaders in Greenbelt, Maryland and nationwide. Born from a time when only 136 African-American CPAs existed among 100,000 total CPAs in the United States, NABA was established to address the unique challenges and limited opportunities facing Black professionals in accounting and finance. Today, the organization represents more than 200,000 Black business leaders and serves as a platform where members engage, empower, and educate one another while elevating their voices in their respective industries. NABA's core values—All In, Intention, Morals, and Service—guide the organization's commitment to building a culture that embraces diversity, inclusion, and equity. The association provides a supportive community where professionals and students can develop their skills, access meaningful career connections, and contribute to transforming industries for the better. By fostering innovation and collaboration among its diverse membership, NABA empowers individuals to achieve professional excellence while maintaining a strong sense of civic responsibility. The organization's motto, "lifting as we climb," reflects its dedication to ensuring that as members succeed, they create pathways and opportunities for others to advance as well.
A faith-centered afternoon for women to release fear, shame, guilt, and unforgiveness through prayer, teaching, and community.
Sister, what have you been carrying?
We carry a lot—fear, disappointment, shame, guilt, unforgiveness, stress, and things we don't always talk about. Sometimes we've carried them for so long that we've forgotten what it feels like to be free from them.
Women's Release Retreat is an intimate, faith-centered afternoon created for women who are ready to lay down what has been weighing on them and make room for healing, freedom, clarity, and renewed hope.
Release is rooted in Christian faith, but you don't have to be religious or have it all figured out to attend. Every woman is welcome to come as she is.
THE RELEASE JOURNEY
1. RECOGNIZE — Identify what you've been carrying and how it has been affecting you.
2. REFLECT — Explore where it began through honest reflection, grace, and faith-centered encouragement.
3. RELEASE — Begin laying it down through prayer, guided reflection, and meaningful connection.
WHAT WOMEN ARE SAYING
"I felt a heaviness lift off of me that I realized I had been carrying." — Kikelomo
"This was my first women's conference and it was beautifully organized and inspiring." — Bianca
"It felt safe to be vulnerable and share openly." — Helen
Whether you come with a friend or on your own, you'll be welcomed. I can't wait to meet you.
WHAT THE AFTERNOON WILL LOOK LIKE
Come ready for an intimate afternoon of faith, food, laughter, reflection, and genuine connection.
Together, we'll experience encouraging faith-centered teaching, meaningful conversation, guided reflection and prayer, and a personal release exercise. All in a welcoming space where you can simply come as you are.
YOUR TICKET INCLUDES
Your registration includes the full Release Retreat experience, a delicious meal and refreshments, guided activities and retreat materials, and a thoughtfully curated gift bag to take home.
With love,
Isoken
Founder & Host, Women's Release Retreat
Thirty Years Later: And We're Still Here!
For three decades, Pastors Ronald and Christine Miles have faithfully stood on the Word of God, leading with vision, love, sacrifice, and unwavering belief in what God has spoken. Through every season, they have continued to trust His promises, serve His people, and build a ministry rooted in faith, hope, and purpose.
This anniversary banquet is more than a celebration of years; it is a celebration of God’s faithfulness.
Come dressed to celebrate, ready to rejoice, and prepared to be reminded that when God gives a promise, He is faithful to fulfill it.
“… Men of Might, Men of War, and Fit for Battle…” 1 Chronicles 12:8
Founded in 1969 by nine African-American financial leaders in New York City, the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. continues its founding mission of creating opportunities and advancing Black business leaders in Greenbelt, Maryland and nationwide. Born from a time when only 136 African-American CPAs existed among 100,000 total CPAs in the United States, NABA was established to address the unique challenges and limited opportunities facing Black professionals in accounting and finance. Today, the organization represents more than 200,000 Black business leaders and serves as a platform where members engage, empower, and educate one another while elevating their voices in their respective industries. NABA's core values—All In, Intention, Morals, and Service—guide the organization's commitment to building a culture that embraces diversity, inclusion, and equity. The association provides a supportive community where professionals and students can develop their skills, access meaningful career connections, and contribute to transforming industries for the better. By fostering innovation and collaboration among its diverse membership, NABA empowers individuals to achieve professional excellence while maintaining a strong sense of civic responsibility. The organization's motto, "lifting as we climb," reflects its dedication to ensuring that as members succeed, they create pathways and opportunities for others to advance as well.